Tag Archives: student success

The Role of the Principal

Posted on April 7, 2014 by chrissousa

Recently I was asked about the role of the public school principal, and rather then rattle off a list of responsibilities and duties, we had more of a philosophical discussion. Here is some of my thoughts on the question. The … Continue reading →

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Principaled Confessions

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